Explore the system, feature by feature. Everything has its place.

Organize the school’s educational offering and groups. This structure gives context to subjects, teacher assignments and enrollment.

Define academic years, terms and dates. Planning, activities and results share this context.

Manage each student’s grade and group, status changes and educational history. Student access is linked to an active enrollment.

Consult student, teacher and family profiles, their relationships and the information each role needs to support learning.

Separate administration, leadership, coordination, teaching, student and family responsibilities. Assign teachers to subjects and groups.

Assign subjects, groups and weekly hours to each teacher and see the workload of the whole team at a glance.

Build timetables by group and by teacher from the assigned load. Every teacher and student sees their own.

Centralize school information, educational offerings and academic parameters. Configure the assessment scale used by teachers.

Set up enrollment fees, monthly tuition and other charges per student. Check each family’s statement and overdue balances, and send reminders.

Issue electronic invoices for charges to families without leaving the system.

Families pay online and each payment is applied to the student’s statement.

Keep the chart of accounts, income and expenses, reconciliation and the school’s financial statements.

Run payroll for teaching and administrative staff in the same system.

Plan the annual budget and compare actual spending with the forecast.

Build each subject area’s plan with its foundations, methodology and curriculum structure. Consult its components in one workspace.

Break the curriculum into a navigable structure. The topic map shows relationships and the content of each subject.

Link planning to basic competency standards and learning rights. Review their coverage by level and grade.

Define expected learning and performance descriptors. Relate achievements to content and the school’s assessment scale.

Maintain reusable achievement and rubric templates within the school. Teachers can incorporate them into subject planning.

Organize content and achievements by subject, grade and school year. Each course follows an identifiable plan.

Prepare objectives, instructions and learning stages. Organize what students should read, do and submit.

Link activities to topics, subtopics and achievements. Keep assessment connected to the learning goals in your plan.

Attach supporting materials and gather course resources. Students access them in their learning context.

Prepare activities before publishing and check their status. Identify received submissions and work still outstanding.

Receive files and evidence through activities. Each submission stays linked to the student and their work.

Place activities in time alongside subjects and lessons. Use the calendar to organize work throughout the term.

Review submitted work and record assessments using activity and achievement criteria. The school’s scale provides a shared language.

Add observations when reviewing evidence. Students find their assessments within the same academic process.

Record group attendance and review each student’s history. Connect participation with their school context.

Consult assessments, averages and performance by subject and term. Move from a group overview to individual detail.

Consolidate progress from recorded assessments. Consult results and issued report cards without entering grades again.

Students can submit a request to review an assessment. Requests are recorded; the teacher resolution workflow is still in development.

The family portal gathers academic information for linked students. Permissions keep access within that relationship.

Create programs adapted to each group’s needs, based on the curriculum plan, expected achievements and MEN standards.

Receive suggested exercises and content matched to each student’s progress, to reinforce what is missing or go deeper into what they have already mastered.

Generate activities, instructions and teaching resources aligned with the topic and achievement you are working on, ready to review before publishing.

Build planning by subject and grade with suggestions consistent with the curriculum plan, the terms and learning standards.

Get rubrics and assessment criteria consistent with each activity and with the achievements you aim to reach.

Follow the progress of the group and of each student, with insights that show who would benefit from support and where.

Receive reports that summarize the term’s results and evidence, useful for meetings with coordination or with families.

Start from draft feedback on submissions and draft comments for the report card, then adjust them as you see fit.

Find pending work and information for your school day. Resume learning without opening every subject.

Open a subject to browse its topics, activities and resources. Content stays connected to expected learning.

Work through activity stages and submit evidence from your phone. Check the status of your work and its assessments.

Revisit evidence from your learning journey. Each submission retains its academic context.

Check progress, assessments and learning recognition. Badges and experience make participation visible.

Receive system notices and explore content shared with your community. Read notifications inside the app.

The app caches consulted information and queues supported operations for synchronization. Availability depends on stored data and the operation; the first connection requires server access.

Browse your assigned subjects and enter each course’s context. Teacher and student spaces are distinct.

Review the weekly timetable or switch to a monthly view. Planned activities appear alongside the teacher’s lessons.

Prepare and consult activities within a subject. Keep links to course content and achievements.

Access student work and assessment tools for your courses. Continue academic tracking from your phone.

Take attendance on your phone and review group records, right in the classroom.

Consult academic details for students in your courses. Assignments and permissions limit the information available.

Consult and manage materials related to your subjects. Resources stay connected to course work.

The API verifies identity and authorization for each protected operation. Hiding a screen option is not the security boundary: the server also controls access.

Passwords are stored as salted hashes. Sessions use expiring tokens and rotating refresh tokens; signing out revokes the refresh token.

Profiles and relationships to courses, enrollment and students define available functions. Student access requires an active enrollment.

Protected resources and evidence are requested through the authenticated system. Storage location depends on the school’s configured file service.

Administration supports data export and restoration. Restoration validates backup integrity and creates a backup beforehand; backup storage must be configured.

The system can run on school infrastructure. Deployment determines data and file locations, HTTPS connections, network access and backup policy.

The public website uses self-hosted fonts with no third-party analytics or advertising. Privacy and data deletion policies are available to read.